This is a movie made up of big loves. Although it is much more cliché than I thought, sometimes the more cliché the more sincere and innocent. At least in such a big era, everyone is in it. When trying my best to marginalize myself, I am glad that I can still be moved by many clichés.
I like the setting of heaven in the movie. Everyone has their own heaven. You can become what your own heaven looks like. Just before I searched for this movie, I saw some articles about the subconscious, roughly saying that everything in this world is fake and created by ourselves, and the entire world and the entire universe are only us. In fact, to put it bluntly, it means that our subjective thoughts determine whether something is good or bad. Or this paradise is one's own desire for life.
In fact, in normal life, is it true that when life follows the way we think we live, we live in heaven, and vice versa is hell. In fact, the most critical aspect of this movie is that our consciousness affects our lives. Many things we consider to be good are good. Many times we sink into sorrow, a firm and beautiful consciousness, hell will also become heaven.
So I said that a good movie must release some positive energy, otherwise how do we live in this world ==
PS: 98 years old film, the special effects look completely out of date.
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